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Work ethic is at the foundation of every successful person. We spent some time talking to attorney at law Austin Dove to learn how his work ethic was cultivated. As a legal correspondent for news outlets, founder of "Justice X" and an entrepreneur, Austin has had to continually push himself to higher levels by leaning on his ability to act in spite of and not letting excuses dictate his actions. He states " we should find our biggest fear and intentionally put ourselves in the midst of that fear". When we are comfortable with being uncomfortable then we will rise to higher heights of success and work will not seem like work at all. Listen as Austin shares his personal blueprint to greatness.
Some say good food is the key to happiness, for Darnai Thomas; food is the key to his success. Working in corporate america after college, Darnai soon realized that he wanted and needed more. While taking time out to figure out his next business move, he began experimenting baking cookies for himself which became the birth of " Thunderbolt Cookies". Having learned how to cook and bake at an early age from his Grandparents, Darnai felt it was only appropriate to create his business in their honor. Listen as Darnai shares how he created a niche in a highly competitive and fickled industry.
There are many discussion regarding equality and the need for all people to have access to it. After talking to comedian, actor, founder and owner of "Educators Now" -Keedar Whittle, I believe that equity needs to be included in the equality conversation. His perspective on education and how children can receive it equally regardless of race and location definitely needs to be adopted within the education industry. Keedar also shares the secret to his success as well as his outlook on winning and his eagerness to learn. This episode is loaded with wisdom and entertainment, listen in as we explore creative ways of thinking and teaching.
Some may think it's impossible to build a business without a general understanding of business principles. Leonard Redway of "LRS Plumbing" is a shining example of success without experience. At the age 17 he decided he was going to create a company centered aground a family trade. As time went on Leonard revolutionized the way plumbing was perceived utilizing his brothers and creative marketing strategies. As you listen you will learn the value of belief and determination is far greater than what you know or don't know.
In our fast pace society coupled with social media, mental health is of the utmost importance. We had the opportunity to talk with mental health expert Courtney Thomas- CEO and founder of "Pathfinder Psychological Services". His view on achieving happiness is so simple and achievable, no one has an excuse to choose otherwise. Courtney states that our thoughts are the key to our fulfillment and purpose. The state of our mental health is integrated into the life perspectives we choose to have. Listen and discover the inner complexities of the mind as well as external influences that can prevent us from seeing our greatest self.
We had the honor and privilege to talk with comedian, actor, producer Tony Rock. Tony's success is attributed to growing up in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn and having a large family. Being in a house with so many siblings gave way to his confidence and competitive nature, which he now uses in boardrooms and on stage. Tony states that establishing your own voice is vital to your success and personal development. He is also a firm believer in seperating yourself from the competition by committing to your values and staying true to who. Listen in as Tony Rock shares how he has been able to move through the entertainment world without compromising himself.
As an excited and inquisitive child Tahira Page loved to entertain company with dances that she created on her own. Her mother took notice and immediately enrolled her into a dance academy, exposing her to dance from around the world. Tahira Page noticed a disparity with regard to the lack of exposure to the art form with the inner city youth. She started teaching one unintentional student at her house which quickly grew; leaving her with one option, expand. It was at that point, Project 18 Forty Dance Studio was born. Tahira has been able to offer children a new perspective on life and confidence all while being personally fulfilled through paying it forward and teaching.
We had the honor of talking to Farrah Hamlett of Floral Symbiosis. Flowers have being typically revered as a symbol of an emotion for either happiness or pain. Farrah's background in farming and gardening has given her a deeper understanding of the energy that's harnessed within plants. The connection between human life and plant life is astonishing to say the least. We explore how to improve our states of being through the kingdom of plantae. This discussion will definitely cause you to reevaluate your environment and living space.
In life there are constant ebbs and flows, many times we find our path after we have been through the storm. Artist Knox is no stranger to challenges. Growing up in South Central LA, he learned at an early age that he needed to be able to think quickly and be two steps ahead of everyone else. After winning a dog grooming TV competition, Artist went on to become the celebrity mobile dog groomer and later opened a facility in Hollywood California. After losing his business and sentenced to 5 years in jail, he forced to pivot and recreate his life. Listen as Artist discusses faith, mindset, family and more. This episode is loaded with gems
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